Fuji Flavours

The library · 107 recipes

Fujifilm Film Simulation Recipes

A curated, real-world-tested library — each a complete set of in-camera JPEG settings. Copy one into a custom slot and shoot a finished film look straight out of camera, no editing.

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Colorful flower arches in a garden filled with blooming flowers.
Classic Negative · X-Trans IV

Fujicolor 100 Gold

Dreamy, nostalgic feel with gentle grain and rich tones. Perfect for moody street and urban captures.

A cityscape at dusk featuring modern street lamps and vehicles on a bridge with a hazy skyline.
PRO Neg. Std

Fujicolor 100 Industria

Delicate colour balance with immersive tones ideal for serene portrait settings.

Colorful floral structures resembling castles and mushrooms in a park with people walking.
Classic Negative · X-Trans IV

Fujicolor Analog

Dreamy shadows and subdued colours create a relaxed atmosphere perfect for overcast urban exploration.

A grand white mosque with tall minarets, surrounded by greenery and a wide road in front.
Reala Ace · X-Trans V

Fujicolor Film

Calm hues with subtle grain warm your portraits, transforming skin tones beautifully in everyday scenes.

A person walking through a grassy field with tall palm trees in the background under bright sunlight.
Reala Ace · X-Trans V

Fujicolor PRO 160C Warm

Delicate warmth and softened shadows enhance skin tones. Ideal for calm portraits and daily scenes.

Side mirror of a car reflecting a rocky landscape with mountains in the background under clear skies.
Classic Negative · X-Trans V

Fujicolor Super HG v2

Subtle grain meets balanced colour and strong contrast, ideal for urban exploration.

A fruit stall with crates of produce in a market setting, surrounded by a modern urban environment.
Classic Negative · X-Trans V

Fujicolor Superia 200

Serene contrasts with grain evoke calmness. Subtle warmth adds character to urban settings, enhancing every detail.

Bright park scene with green grass, trees, and tall buildings in the background under sunlight.
PRO Neg. Std · X-Trans IV

Fujicolor Superia 800

Tones are deep with strong grain and a slightly cool colour cast. Ideal for vibrant studio portraits.

A grand white mosque with multiple minarets reflected in a calm water surface under a cloudy sky.
Reala Ace · X-Trans V

Fujifilm Negative

Calm tones with subtle vibrancy that enhance skin tones, ideal for portraits.

Close-up view of a historic clock tower against a clear sky, showcasing intricate architectural details.
Monochrome · X-Trans IV

Ilford Pan F 50 Plus

Achieve a classic monochrome look with fine grain and a balanced contrast that enhances architectural details.

A floral display featuring an airplane tail and engine surrounded by colorful decorations.
Eterna · X-Trans IV

Indoor Angouleme

Dreamy hues and soft shadows enrich your indoor shots. Perfect for a cinematic touch with calm, moody undertones.

A close-up view of a white observation capsule hanging from a large white structure against a clear blue sky.
Astia · X-Trans IV

Indoor Astia

Low-contrast Astia film simulation with strong grain for calm, vibrant indoor portraits.

The basics

What is a Fujifilm recipe?

A Fujifilm recipe is a saved set of in-camera JPEG settings — a base film simulation plus white balance, dynamic range, tone curve, colour and grain adjustments. Save one to a custom slot (C1–C7) and your X-Trans or GFX camera renders a finished, film-look JPEG the moment you press the shutter — no editing, no laptop.

Every recipe in this library is tested on real Fujifilm bodies and documented with the exact values to dial in, the sensors it works on, and honest notes on what it nails and where it falls short. Browse by film simulation, by the camera in your bag, or by the look and use case you're shooting for — every recipe is free to copy.

Popular film simulations

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Why Fuji Flavours

Tested, not generated.

Real cameras, real conditions, honest notes — and free to copy, every one.

Shot on real gear

Every recipe is tested on real Fujifilm bodies in real conditions — never generated on a screen.

Honest notes

Each look ships with what it nails and what to watch for, plus straight-out-of-camera sample JPEGs.

Free forever

Browse, filter and copy every recipe — no account, no paywall, no export limits.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a Fujifilm film simulation recipe?

A recipe is a saved set of in-camera JPEG settings — a base film simulation plus white balance, dynamic range, tone, colour and grain adjustments. Save it to a custom slot (C1–C7) and your camera produces a finished film-look JPEG straight out of camera, with no editing.

How do I use a recipe on my camera?

Open the Image Quality menu, pick an empty custom setting, set the base film simulation, then enter each value from the recipe's settings table. Save it and select that slot whenever you want the look.

Will a recipe work on my Fujifilm body?

Recipes depend on the sensor generation. Each recipe lists its compatible sensors (X-Trans III, IV, V and GFX) and example cameras. Browse by sensor or camera to find recipes guaranteed to work on your gear.